Hot-dip galvanized tread plates are mainly categorized by the presence or absence of a front guard and the need for drilled side panels, and can also be customized according to the customer's usage requirements.

Select options via the following methods: (This is mainly based on the function of the tread plate and the usage environment. Those with drawings should strictly follow the design drawings provided by the engineering designer.)

If there's a high flow of people going up and down the stairs, it's advisable to use a model with a front guard rail. Otherwise, you can opt without it to reduce your costs.

During installationHarvestShould be secured with screws or welding? Bolted fixation requires a back panel with pre-drilled holes, while direct welding does not necessitate a reinforced side panel.

Hot-dipped galvanized tread plates are a type of steel grating stair used for platforms. Depending on the installation method, there are generally two types: welded fixed and bolt fixed. Those directly welded to the joist do not require additional side panels for the tread plate, making them relatively economical and durable, though not easily disassembled. Bolt-fixed tread plates require thickened side panels, with holes drilled for installation, which can be directly secured with bolts and are reusable.